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2015-11-15

The Discovery These Archaeologists Found Globally Is Deeply Troubling and Real

*** well, they gutted my 1:30 blog from NSA in Jerusalem. It was titled, Khazars and the Edomites. I will repost it later after church, so check in about 3 pm sunday.

Vatic Note: They just gutted a very expansive vatic note, comparing the horrors they had uncovered, to the horrors being visited upon us by these same cretin psychopaths in todays world. I guess I must have struck to close to home and they did not want you to see it. I did a comaprison for each one of the categories listed below, example, the first one was about abortions in todays world and the use of the fetus's body organs to make money. All the rest were the same, so I can recreate it, but then it would not make it up on time.

So you read and decide. We did a blog tonight also on Stone and he points out that we can't trust microsoft and he explains why. It will take computer experts to explain it to us ludites. But I guess, its pretty bad and dangerous for us. Please read that one next as well. I wonder if they gutted that Vatic note as well? I doubt they will since I don't know enough computese to truly cause any problems. Anyway, read all of these this sunday. They are very informing.

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(N.Morgan) Through
out the course of human history, societal sensibilities and moral
conduct have evolved with each generation. One example of this is 8,000
years ago having a stake driven through your head was considered an
acceptable practice and a rather casual one.

Due to the ongoing and diligent work of archaeologists, we are now
discovering just how terrifying daily life once was. By the end of this
article, you will be grateful to live in this day and age, all things
considered.

1. Babies In The Bathhouse

During an archaeological dig in Israel, researchers were exploring
the structures of an Ancient Roman/Byzantine bathhouse. The building was
equipped with plumbing and a drainage system. However, the researchers
soon made a horrifying discovery – in the pipes were the bones of
hundreds of babies. Why infant remains would have been placed there is
still a mystery.

2. Neanderthal Cannibal Attack

Though neanderthals are considered a different species of that
of humans, they are considered close enough to make this list. In 2010,
archaeologists in Spain discovered evidence that a cannibal feast has
taken place. Three adult females, three adult males, three teenagers,
two young children and an infant revealed evidence that
these unfortunate souls were what was on the menu for this Neanderthal
party.

3. The Headless Vikings of Dorset

Railroad workers in Dorset, England were in the midst of a regular
work day when they stumbled upon a burial ground of some sort. The bones
of a small group of fighting-age Scandinavian men had been placed
together and all of the men were headless. Experts suspect that the men
were possibly executed for some crime.

4. The Claw of the Mount Owen Moa

In 1986, a expedition into the cave systems of Mount Owen in New
Zealand uncovered a well preserved limb. It was the foot of what looked
like a recently deceased bird. This bird wasn’t recently deceased
however, but the specimen was that of a prehistoric creature called the
Upland Moa.

5. Spike To The Skull

During the excavation of a lake bed in Motala, Sweden, archaeologists
were surprised to find several skulls that had spikes driven through
them. Some of the skulls were found to have other pieces of skull placed
inside of them. This shocking scene was dated around 8,000 years ago.

6. The Grauballe Man

Mummies in marshes and bogs are not entirely unique discoveries, this
man’s story was special in how well it was told by the evidence in and
around his remains. A large slash on his necks indicates his death was
the result of a sacrifice – likely in the name of a bountiful harvest.

7. Venetian Vampire Vs. Brick

While seemingly a silly solution when compared to a wooden stake or
garlic, this method of vampire prevention and extermination wasn’t
considered strange hundreds of years ago. The brick and cement placed in
this person’s mouth were believed to prevent its ability to rise from
the dead and bite much of anything.
Brutal, but at that point in history it was believed to be very effective.

8. The Oldest Leper

Leprosy has been regarded by history as one of the most vile
diseases one could contract, despite the disease not being very
contagious. The first known instance of its stigma comes in the form of a
skeleton from about 4,000 years ago. An Indian man’s body is still
mainly intact, despite Hindu tradition calling for cremation. This
suggests he was an outcast and was not give the common burial rights.

9. Burned Alaskan Child

During an excavation of a home estimated to be about 11,500 years
old, researchers found a grisly sight. Inside the ancient hearth was the
charred remains a 3-year-old child. It appeared that the occupants of
the home had abandoned it after the cremation.

10. Chemical Warfare In Ancient Syria

2,000 years ago, a group of 20 or so ancient Roman soldiers were the
victims of a particularly gruesome demise. Whilst besieging the Syrian
town of Dura, Persian soldiers began to dig tunnels in order to get past
the Roman defenses. The Romans thought it smart to dig their own
tunnels and try and intercept the invading Persians. In response to
this, the Persians left a trap that was awful by any measure of wartime
deaths. They left a petrochemical concoction that would have likely
turned the Romans’ lungs to acid.

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